Can you name one thing you can do using Linux that you can't

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>>57312220
Don't get cucked by a curryniger

>>57312220
deauth all the fags in my dorm

>>57312220
Installing Gentoo?

>>57312220
use multiple partitions on a usb flash drive

not make bad b8 posts

>>57312220
Use cool Linux programs natively, like Tux Racer

Can't think of one now, but why does it matter?
Use whatever the fuck that fit your needs.

>>57312220
Not get serious privilege escalations bugs that go unnoticed since 2.7

I can use GNU/Linux without being frustrated

>>57312441
you can do that with usb hard drives, what makes a usb flash drive any different?

>>57312220
http://matthewhelmke.net/2008/02/what-is-the-coolest-thing-you-can-do-using-linux-that-you-can-t-do-with-windows-or-on-a-mac/

>>57312220
Having a decent DE
Install softs with one command line
Update the system only when you want

Use standard dev tools, have a well supported package manager, use a window manager/desktop environment of my choice, and finally, be free.

>>57312220
grep the source code for "NSA"

>>57312220
C development without being cucked.
chroot and usual unix things.
Maybe cracking this and that. :^)

>>57312662
http://www.topschoolsintheusa.com/microsoft-closes-18-year-old-security-hole_computer-technology/

http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Google-researcher-discloses-zero-day-exploit-for-Windows-1876170.html

There is a reason why google fully ditched their """supported""" system for mac and linux.

>>57312220
You ditched Windows too, Mr. Putin.

Be free

>>57312220
Lots of python libs won't work in windows

>>57312220
Can you name one thing you can do using Windows that you can't do using Linux ?

If you have to pay money for Windows, it should have plenty of unique features :^)

>>57312783

>he said while connecting to the internet and using normal electronics

Either live like Stallman or don't be 'free'.

Full disk encryption.

>>57312823
>Either live like Stallman or don't be 'free'.
>Calling this Freedom.

Run an up-to-date, functional OS with all the tools I need on an ARM CPU.

>>57312683
topkek, newfags

Make an image of the system partition for you company and update workstations by flashing that image to their drives.

>>57313015
>implying you can't do this on Windows
Are you retarded?

>>57313050
Only if all the workstations are identical. Otherwise each model needs separate drivers.

>>57312220
not have a gui

>>57312220
Honestly my favourite linux-exclusive features are KVM and cgroups.

Not run out of memory trying to run two things at the same time

Update by myself.

>>57312711
>and finally, be free.

haha what the fuck is this dramatized bullshit? you sound like using windows was keeping you in an abusive relationship. you people need to get over yourselves.

>>57312220
Installing Windows without having to do it a second time.
>what's a configurable software container?
>what's a simple stateful firewall?

>>57312858
Diskcryptor

>>57313139
>A 'professional' edition of an OS showing me ads
>A 'professional' edition of an OS not letting me defer updates
>A 'professional' edition stripping features that used to be in the professional editions of previous versions which it made me update from to make those features exclusive to corporate the corporate version
>Reseting my preferences during updates
>Overwriting my bootloader
>Overwriting partitions it hasn't been given control over
>Not abusive

>>57313139
>you people need to get over yourselves.
You are literally a cunt fart in a breeze of mediocrity that I have painstakingly taken effort to grace with the overwhelming benevolence of my presence and oversight.

>>57312817
Hundreds if not thousands of good quality games, professional software, it's like Windows+Linux

>>57313225
How does that work, can you boot from a disk encrypted by this thing?

>ssh
>grep
>sed
>vim
>dd
>ranger

>>57312676
this, it's comfy and intuitive with great documentation

>>57312711
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>>57313117
this also

>>57312915
xD well memed, i partitioned my 128gb flash to 3 partitions, one is hidden with lotsa porn, wincucks cant do that xDDDDD

Sane user privilege administration

>>57313393
>DAC
>sane
Get a load of this faggot.

>>57313425
Miles ahead of the clusterfuck you have in windows.

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>>57313357
OP said "can't" use Windows for.

You can SSH, use VIM and use GREP on windows just fine, with barely any setup.

not sure what sed and ranger do
dd is prolly usable too

>>57313313
I don't know what you mean, but yes? It encrypts the entire harddrive and installs its own bootloader. You can only use [a-z] [0-9] tho. Made that mistake, hade to make a rescue USB and shit

>>57312220
>apt-get source $component

Checkmate, winfag.

>>57312220

Not have a built in botnet

Windows literally has a built in botnet. It turns your computer on in the middle of the night for god knows why.

And you can't disable it. Seriously, look at the "active hours" of your computer.

>>57312220
Convert and edit media without having to trust questionable freeware.

>>57313619
>Windows literally has a built in botnet.
It's true. I updating my Windows 10 VM while watching traffic from Linux. Updates are literally torrented from other users.If someone hasn't already found an exploit for this shit, I'm sure they're working hard on one.

>>57313720
>I updating my Windows 10
I was updating

>>57312220
Run an job that takes weeks to complete without a reboot fucking it over. Windows 10 made me racist.

>>57312220
Retain virginity

>>57312220

Install c libraries without wanting to kill myself.

A lot of pentesting software is either only available or far superior on GNU/Linux.

Download and install programs without using a flash drive or Internet browser.

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>>57312220
Get a free license

>>57312220
Update without having to leave your computer running for a week

Own my computer.

>>57312220
Have uptime.

>>57312220
Keep my virginity

>>57312220
Mount iso's without additional software

>>57314523
This

tmux

>>57312220

Feel smug.

>>57312220
watch porn

>>57312220
make my window borders black

>>57316476
>>57315881

Use a proper file system and have freedom

be autonomous and sovereign

>>57315738
windows does this since 8

chroot.

>>57312220

Transfer filesystem to a different physical disk without activation issues

Does windows have something like cgroups? Hierarchically controlling resources for groups of processes makes me quite erect.

>>57312692
Some of those are bullshit.

Perfect unadulterated virtualization.

>>57312220
Have the option to select "no."

>>57312395
What does this mean

Jerk off to btrfs file system features like ssd optimization, automatic lzo compression, snapshots, partition resizing and etc.

I also enjoy a lot my unbound DNS caching server with ad blocking, DNSSEC, and dnscrypt-proxy

Quickly switch between tty and X

>Choose to not install updates without hacking some config files
>Install updates without reboot
>Not get spied on
>Not have ads built into the OS

Control your machine.

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Can't do this OP!

Fucking windows pleb.

Get some mild respect from these autists at /g/

Have multiple workspaces rather than alt-tabbing through a pile of windows that looks worse than my desk irl

Fix bugs in system programs myself without having to dig through disassemblies

Installing missing libraries by sudo apt-get install libwhatever rather than going to totally-legit-dlls.ro

>>57312220
compile your kernel every day

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>>57318148
>calls OP pleb
>cant even sreenshot window

>>57312220
>Tux Racer
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>>57312441

>Can you name one thing you can do using Linux that you can't do using Windows?

Get cucked by systemd botnet

>>57312745
>http://www.topschoolsintheusa.com/microsoft-closes-18-year-old-security-hole_computer-technology/

>the vulnerability lies in VBScript

lol no wonder nobody ever exploited it

>>57312220
Browse the web while windows is updating.

>>57312220
>Can you name one thing you can do using Linux that you can't do using Windows?

Audit every single line of code driving your system.

mkdir example
mkdir Example

Know exactly what my computer is doing

>>57312220
fork a child process.

>>57312220
You can every possible thing on Windows that you can do on Linux, because there are both virtualization software for Window that supports the Linux kernel, and compatibility libraries.
It is the question of cost. And you're going to get punished for every advanced computing operation (database management system usage, compiler driver execution, batch rename, etc...) on Windows.

>>57312220
Modify and redistribute it legally. You can't even share a Windows VM with somebody.

Keep your virginity.

>>57313357
>what is cygwin

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Literally all legit reasons to switch from Windows

>>57318340
>136kb
Sacrificing a couple factors of efficiency and performance for the sake of shiny visual effects is truly at the core of apple philosophy.

>>57321577
Design is the way it works, not a spec list.
If you want features you design accordingly.
You don't just make a generic box do as best it can.

>>57312220
Export symbols from the file system drivers, recompile the kernel and make a kretprobe that attaches on to these and modifies the return value

>>57312220
Choice of a WM, different fonts, choice of window color and decorations, choice of icons, open more than 2000 network sockets, boot in less than 45 minutes, install updates when I want, compile programs without searching for DLLs and header files, the list goes on.

>>57321814
>"huge drop shadows" is the way it works, not a spec list.
>If you want "a capable OS" you implement "huge drop shadows" accordingly.
>you don't just make a generic box do as best it can.

Wait what?

>>57312220
Make a bootable drive without it being a pain in the ass.

>>57312220

learn OS design.

Windows is closed sauce famalan

switch desktop environments whenever I want

>>57312401
LEL HE SAID IT AGAIN XDDDD

1Easily change root password, 2easily gain access to root when Physically present.

3Play only linux only video games.4not pay money for OS.5not get spy'd because Muh corporate banker bonuses.

POSIX

>>57312220
cmatrix -ab

>>57323420
*spied

Run most of the codebase on more than x86
Compile in custom schedulers and file systems
Make the whole code base run on a toaster

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>>57312357
>cuck

>>57312220
Using that "sudo" terminal thingy

Nope. Not off the top of my head. But the most important thing to me is that the things I can do in Windows I can do with less hassle under Linux based distros.

Ex: look for simple program to play guitar pro tablature files. On Windows have to sift through spyware or pay $50+ for a decent program. On Linux based distros a simple Google search leads me to Tuxguitar. Simple and free.

Not being able to pass your genes

>>57312220
You can do anything on either OS and port/emulate the same tools, the question is one of convenience. In which case Linux is more convenient for setting up a developer environment (one controlled though SSH, for that matter) and Windows is more convenient for setting up a desktop computer for casual and non-programming work usage.

You COULD set up Cygwin and a package manager and a custom DE and FTP/HTTP/etc servers and whatever you want on Windows, but it's easier and more supported to just use Linux.

You COULD set up Illustrator and Autodesk tools and Reason and a billion proprietary tools through Wine and several hours of tweaking, but it's easier to just run Windows in a VM or a separate partition to the same effect. (Or try to replace everything with FOSS tools, in which case enjoy tearing your hair out from frustration.)

>>57325235
TuxGuitar has a Windows version. It's written in Java, for that matter. I'm pretty sure most GTK or KDE based FOSS applications have a Windows and a Mac port, too.

>>57312220
wobbly windows :^)
>desu aesthetics are I switched, I just use the freetard stuff to justify liking shiny things

>>57325465
http://www.stardock.com/products/windowfx/

>>57325483
oh yes, I'm sure it can run without causing aero to crash constantly

>>57325594
It works fine, actually. No idea why you'd ever use it for more than 30 minutes, though, the novelty wears off pretty quick. I even disabled the existing animations in Win7 because they're annoying.

>>57325712
hmm, perhaps I'll install if I ever end up using Windows again. Thanks mate

>>57312220
I can check the source code and make sure it doesn't exploit my virginity.
You can't do that on Windows.

>>57325797
So you've personally studied and audited all ~60 million lines of code in your kernel, init system, driver, window server, window manager, web browser, and compiled all of those yourself?

Enjoy having to do it all over again the moment any of them get updated, at which point you'll realize that your motherboard, processor and router already have spyware built into them, and your USB keyboard has a chip in it which you know nothing about.

>>57316766
It means read a book

>>57325856
It's not about doing that. It's about having the ability.
There are hundreds of universities around the world doing that by the way. :^)

>>57325947
The ability means nothing if you do not act on it. I also wouldn't trust hundreds of universities around the world more than I would hundreds of investors or hundreds of millions of pissed off users. If anything, saying that "oh you can just view the source code" breeds complacency once everybody starts saying that instead of actually examining what their software is doing through objective evidence.

:^)

>>57325999
So you'd rather trust the operating system in which you CAN'T view any of the source code over the one that CAN?

Objectively which one is better?

>>57325947
and you trust them to not lie to you?
*giggles*
this is the big problem with the open source meme, it ALL relies on the same exact trust you place within corporations
unless you're doing the auditing yourself, you have ZERO grounds to choose OS over CS.

>>57325999
nice triples
ps. two kudos have just been tranferred to your bing account. Congratulations~

As someone who hates win and is all about linux, I am telling you that the only thing exclusive to linux, is the kernel itself and the absence of microsoft. Which is awesome because fuck corporations. Absolutely everything else is available in one form or another, you can even compile x with cygwin. I fucking finally changed my sys fonts as well.

>>57326030
There's a lot of valuable programs that aren't native to windows which would require time and effort of a programmer to port over - just as there are a lot of games on windows that aren't native to linux.

>>57326068
100% correct but for basic functionality there are alternatives, not as robust, but certainly get the job done. The only thing I've yet to try is win's ability to read from zfs, or open an encrypted luks partition.

>>57321221
honestly after reading this thread I'm convinced I wasted my teenage years learning to use linux.

i should have just switched back to windows sooner.

>>57326011
Neither. I would trust the one I have the most experience with. For instance I use a copy of Windows 7 with most of the services disabled. I ran it through every packet analyzer and monitoring tool under the sun, and I'm fairly confident that it doesn't randomly send keylogger data to Microsoft. I wouldn't use Windows 10 for the same reason, or Ubuntu. I also wouldn't use my desktop computer for running a drug empire or a rape dungeon.

Being able to view the source code has complex implications. Sure, it means that you could theoretically go through every line of code yourself, but what if it uses a library or a binary blob? What if there's just a simple vulnerability that was placed there as a backdoor? If the source code is open and public, yet at the same time obscure or large enough, determined people would be motivated to create something exploitable that doesn't seem like more than a simple bug. It isn't as simple as a function literally named nsa_spying_module that takes a screenshot and uploads it to whitehouse.gov.

Your hardware already contains unaudited code. Exploits and zero day vulnerabilities are impossible to protect yourself against. If you have any delusions of complete privacy and safety on the internet, reconsider your approach.

Running a functional OS with less than 500 MB of RAM.

Linux still doesnt have that wide gaping hole that opens up the Memory leak that M$ has since windows Vista.

So easy to exploit Java...

Windows can be compared to an Inmate.

1 year in Jail, Your buthole can be measured scientifically 1 inch across when at full stretch.

after 10 years an elephant cock can fit into Microsofts bill

>>57326246
Define "functional". A desktop on idle uses less, a single Chrome tab can use more.

Windows 95 was functionally written with 7 languages, totally safe!

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>>57312220
liveUSB

Update all my software at once without needing to manually update each one.

This is a pretty big deal if you need up to date packages. On Windows, you can spend hours updating libraries you need I'd working with a lot of various ones.

To be frank though, it just looks and feels better. Windows limits you to one theme and that theme is Windows. The only limiting factor on Linux is >gtk.

I'm using plasma though Fuck gnome devs

>>57326382
The library point is valid, but I never understood wanting to update every single thing automatically. The "LATEST AND GREATEST" meme is dumb, software that hasn't NEEDED an update in several months is more likely to be stable and secure than something with three nightly builds and "whoops the last release introduced a massive bug that breaks all your shit" patches. It also prevents staying on older versions, which can be useful or necessary in many cases, and makes you generally uninformed about what you're running on your computer. Leaving everything up to maintainers and an automated system strikes me as a bit worrying.

Also Windows can be themed, if anything it tends to have better ones than the tons of "minimalist" KDE garbage.

Compile a basic program out of the box without having to seek out and install a bunch of other shit and third party bloat.

turn off updates

>>57326464
> It also prevents staying on older versions

apt-mark hold

> makes you generally uninformed about what you're running on your computer
Package managers usually show a list of dependencies that it uses.

>>57312220
Create a snapshot.

>>57312220
>installing stuff without downloading installers filled with malware
>compiling C and C++ code without being forced to install +10GB of bloat

>>57326464
>KDE
>minimalist
Thanks for letting us know that you have no idea what you're talking about.

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>>57326876
Yes, I'm sure most people who use a package manager carefully read its output instead of copying and pasting commands from Google. It's not the same as manual control.

>>57326944
Sorry, do I have to say "material design" or something equally pretentious?

>>57327046
back to blogspot, faggot

>>57312441
You can do that with several different releases of 3rd party partitioning software.

>inb4 doesn't count because not included with OS

Lrn2windows.

>>57314555
Windows has had an app store since 8

JAVA, the solution to all of the worlds problems according to corporate Media.

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>>57312220
Windows is a cuck OS

>>57327136
Try installing your gaymen using your app ""store""

Use a non-x86(_64) architecture.

Read the kernel source

>>57312745
>writing computer applications in C
>year 1990+26
pick one

>>57313297
Ultimately this.

>>57312220
Compile stuff
Use better filesystems

>>57312220
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.
There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

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>>57312220
Use this in a non-retarded way

>>57312220
Give it to my friend.

Forcefully change my mic jack into a headphone jack while I wait for the proper replacement part in the mail. Mimic OS X's menu bar. Hide my taskbar without it jerking around and look horrid (for fuck's sake, Windows 10 has GPU acceleration and fancy effects in Control Panel but not for hiding your taskbar!)

>>57330520
ayy
/thread

I think You all should know, Brexit won and Iceland Pirate party is right.

PLEX Trump

>>57312220
valgrind

>>57312220
Use audio drivers that don't reset the volume every time audio stops playing.

>>57312220
Kill an unresponsive process without waiting for hours until the kernel gets its shit together

Update all of my programs with

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade

Rice natively out the box.

Also mount a drive onto a folder without having to pay extra

>>57330004
>implying you're not going to use it in a retarded way anyways in the name of MUH MICROSERVICES

>>57312692
>New versions don't run as fast

Stopped reading there. Every Windows iteration since 7 has ran faster than the last.

>>57327612
>posted from a computer running an OS written in C
wew lad

Not pay for my operating system or have to give all of my data to google apple and microsoft

playing a 2016 game at 144 hz max settings

>>57312220
Linux is easier to understand for me.

Windows does a lot of weird stuff. Like the other day, i saw that my c-drive had a lot of folders filled with random letters in the name. All of these folders were off limits permissions wise, and the permissions couldn't easily be changed like in linux. eventually, i was able to change some of the permissions of the files in the folder, but not all of them. It gave me an error message stating that this could screw something up, so I decided to change them back, and again, i get the same error message.

googling found out that windows was storing updates in my c-drive using the digital signature as the folder name.

Which just raised more questions:
>storing updates instead of waiting for the user to download them
>letting users partially change permissions of update folders
>not letting users with admin privileges easily modify permissions for everything
>storing updates when there's a chance someone could think it's a virus and try to modify or delete the folders, only to partially delete them and render the update unable to finish, or possibly bork the system.

Then there's the whole manual update thing, the spyware thing, etc. My experience with windows has been it works great as long as I don't try to do anything interesting with it.

>>57312220
>Things I can do on Linux that I can't do on Windows

Have a fast computer
Use features of an OS that Microsoft hasn't copied yet
>Workspaces
>KDE Plasma
Microsoft isn't exactly original
Write software
>inb4 Windows can do that
kek
Customize my desktop to an unlimited extent
Never worry about viruses in my torrents
Update what I want when I want
Not have shit marketed to me in my fucking OS; people seriously defend the Windows store and bloattiles
Have the luxury of knowing the internal components of my OS

>>57312220
root your mom by calling her toor.

>>57313619
> It turns your computer on in the middle of the night for god knows why.

Neither of my Windows 10 machines do this, and I have never owned a Windows machine that has done that.

"Active Hours" is a setting that tells your computer to not auto-restart for updates during a specified hour range when you're afk w/ computer on.

>>57312220
programming

>>57333847

It absolutely does turn itself on to phone home

I know microshaft paid you to protect their honor, pajeet. However you can't even dispute this because it is a fucking fact

https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/pc-turns-itself-on-each-night-550560/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3ik5pr/psa_if_your_windows_10_pc_wakes_up_randomly_in/
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/askjack/2015/oct/22/stop-pc-waking-me-up-night

>>57316766
"what???" Exactly

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>>57318148

>>57334928
wew forgot one blur

hi

>>57312220
disable updates

>>57334940
>>57334928
Is your name literally Kelvin?

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>>57312220
Post frog

>>57312692
>upgrading os without losing data because they're on separate partition

How ils that impossible on windows or mac?

>>57312395
Win

>>57313624
What?

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>>57312220

run an OS without background processes and running 24/7

just looking at the sheer amount of shit running in the background freaked me out 10 years ago even when i was a noob

>>57333847
So it'll reset, ie turn your computer off then on again, killing any programs running and potentially losing data.

It's really easy to automate tedious shit just by putting the commands in a text file. Has saved me literally hours when it comes to video encoding and repairing corrupted video files. Or I can download and encode a list of youtube videos to listen as podcasts while I'm asleep.

>>57324139
>being this triggered by the word cuck

Found the guy who allows his wife to fuck other men

>>57313381
>>57313297
>Gaaayymes
Grow up
>Professional software
I don't need them.I don't spend my free time at Starbucks.
>Windows + lonux
Linux + Windows

>>57312220
You already know that Putin.

>>57312220
Program in ROOT
Use a good terminal

>>57338332
>Program in ROOT
Why?

>>57338541
Higher bare metal speeds and smaller memory requirements, those safety and security checks slow the system down.

>>57312441
>swap 16 gig flash drive case with an 8 gig one.
>create 8 gb encrypted/hidden partition.
>perfect digital hiddy hole.

>>57338598
>file permissions add too much overhead

>>57312220
Setup and manage computing clusters and supercomputers

>>57312220
find a decent microphone recorder (to record music) for free

>Much more comfortable CLI

>Ability to use top notch software natively without having to suffer poor performance (Perl, GCC, ffmpeg etc.)

>Not paying money

>No viruses

>System doesn't assume permissions

>bash >>>>> batch

>Kewl community

>Can run on old computers

>Package manager

>I like the everything is a file approach

>I like the arrangement much better (/dev, /usr, /etc, etc.)

>The lord of my own machine

>Fix shit I don't like in software

>Install libraries easily

>Use a modern file system

>burn isos easliy

>Hackz

>Try new distros

>Much better support for multiple users

>Usable terminal

>Live USBs